Lori Vallow murder trial day 22: Nephew-in-law of 'Doomsday mom' finishes testimony

Ian Pawlowski, the husband of Lori Vallow's niece Melani, was back on the stand Thursday to wrap up his testimony in the murder trial of the so-called "Doomsday mom." In addition, a Gilbert Police officer who led an investigation into the alleged murder of Vallow's ex-nephew-in-law took the stand.

Lori Vallow murder trial day 21: Woman claims 'Doomsday mom' threatened to kill her

Audrey Barattiero, an old friend of Lori's, took the stand on May 3, telling a jury that Vallow threatened to kill her. 'She would bury me where no one would ever find me.'

Lori Vallow murder trial day 20: Portions of podcast featuring Vallow played to jury

A day after a DNA analyst testified that Lori Vallow's hair was found on duct tape used to wrap the body of her youngest son, more witnesses took the stand in the 20th day of the trial for the so-called 'Doomsday Mom.' Trial proceedings on May 2 also included a twist, where a portion of a podcast Vallow did with two witnesses in the case was played to members of the jury.

Lori Vallow murder trial day 14: Idaho police detective, FBI continues to testify

Rexburg Police Det. David Stubbs returned to the stand on Monday, telling the jury that 20 electronic search warrants were served in connection to Lori, resulting in a "mass amount of data" and a warrant led to a bill for Vallow’s account associated to 18 phones.

Lori Vallow murder trial day 12: More law enforcement testimony day after son of 'Doomsday mom' testifies

A day after Lori Vallow's only living child took the stand, we heard more testimony from law enforcement officials in the murder trial of the so-called “Doomsday mom" about her suspicious financial moves.

Lori Vallow murder trial day 6: Guilty or not? Jury to hear claims in Idaho slain kids’ case

The investigation started with two missing children. It soon grew to encompass five states, four suspected murders and claims of unusual, doomsday-focused religious beliefs involving "dark spirits" and "zombies." On April 10, an Idaho jury will begin the difficult task of deciding the veracity of those claims and others in the triple murder trial of Lori Vallow Daybell.

Idaho school board member attacks governor in profane tweet: 'I’m p---ing on your grave'

A young school board member in Boise, Idaho unleashed a profane social media attack on the governor, saying he will be urinating on his final resting place after he dies.

Lori Vallow murder trial day 2: Jury selection continues

A look at Lori Vallow via Zoom from a remote courtroom inside the Ada County courthouse on Monday showed her sitting between her two lawyers watching the jury selection process intently.

Lori Vallow murder trial day 1: Jury selection begins

Hundreds of people are expected to gather at an Idaho courthouse Monday morning as attorneys begin selecting 18 potential jurors for the trial of a woman charged in what prosecutors say was a doomsday-focused plot.

Idaho bill to criminalize helping minors get abortions without parental consent passes

A bill that seeks to criminalize helping minors get an abortion without parental consent has won final passage in Idaho's legislature and is bound for the governor’s desk. The measure would be the first of its kind in the U.S.

Idaho brings back execution by firing squad

Idaho is the latest state to turn to older methods of capital punishment amid a nationwide shortage of lethal-injection drugs.

5-year-old angler reels in record catch

It's not the first time 5-year-old Akeley's skills have been in the spotlight.

Snowmobiler nearly crushed by angry moose when animal charges in Idaho

The man who recorded the video said had his brother not jumped off the snowmobile when he did, he would have been crushed between the moose and handlebars of the vehicle.